Ranks your owned cold leads and drafts honest reactivation copy and cadence — nothing sends without a human. 9 Grok Bots for an MCA funder or ISO sitting on big owned applicant lists: sort the file, score who is worth another touch, build a do-not-touch suppression list, draft honest SMS, email, and call openers, and pace it with frequency caps — all as drafts you send from your own tools.
Sitting on big owned cold-applicant lists with no honest, organized way to figure out who is worth another touch, what to say that stands out without over-promising, and how to pace it without over-texting or over-dialing — while staying on the right side of TCPA and DNC and never bait-and-switching, so the list either goes untouched and unmonetized or gets blasted until it burns.
Your owned cold-applicant list sorted into buckets — applied, ghosted, funded-elsewhere, do-not-touch, unknown — with each lead's consent status recorded and bad contact info flagged, so no outreach is built from a messy or non-owned file.
A scored list of who is worth another honest touch, plus a first-class suppression (do-not-touch) list with a reason code on every suppressed lead, so you reactivate from strength and never over-touch.
Messaging pillars and a hard "we will not promise" honesty-guardrail list, then SMS, email, and call-opener variants drafted from them — each labeled DRAFT, each carrying an opt-out line, none able to promise approval, rates, or terms.
A paced 2-4 week pilot plan with frequency caps so no applicant is over-texted or over-dialed, and coaching notes with over-touch warnings cited to your transcripts — every message a draft you approve.
Read-only bots watch and prepare; drafting bots write but never send. You approve everything that leaves.
More prior applicants honestly re-engaged from lists the shop owns, with suppression and frequency caps respected and zero bait-and-switch — reactivation earned from a first-party relationship, not from a bought list or an over-touch
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CrokPot runs on Workplace AI, Inc.’s (WAI) Cursor Teams workspace. WAI keeps the unpaid admin seat and pays Cursor for your seat. You join as the invited user on your real email and work through the installed Grok Bot fleet.
Your card is charged by WAI via Stripe for the CrokPot fleet ($200/mo, auto-renewing monthly) only — never by Cursor. If you cancel your fleet subscription, the invite/seat ends with it and is not portable to your own Cursor account.
From the team behind Ancestry — CrokPot is built by Paul Allen, a co-founder of Ancestry.com.
A pre-built fleet of Grok Bots for your trade, provisioned and installed for you on Workplace AI’s Cursor Teams workspace, plus onboarding and ongoing training. Every bot drafts; you approve.
Workplace AI, Inc. (WAI) owns the Cursor Teams account and pays Cursor for your seat. You’re invited as a paid user on your own email. The seat isn’t portable to a personal Cursor account.
No. The fleet is drafts-only, working from your own data. Nothing sends, files, or is trusted until you review and approve it — that’s the whole design.
Yes, anytime. It’s an auto-renewing monthly subscription at $200/mo. If you cancel, your invite/seat ends with the subscription.
We follow up soon: our team provisions your fleet and invites you on the email you used at checkout. Watch for your Cursor Teams invite and Grok Bot download link, then accept, install, and go.
Live sessions and replays to get you and your coworkers productive with your fleet fast.